@marcoparrone/dialog
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Dialog material react component.
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dialog
Dialog material react component.
Installation
npm install @marcoparrone/dialog
Usage
import {Dialog, open_dialog} from '@marcoparrone/dialog';
Read further for more information.
Creating a dialog box
For creating a dialog box now you can use the Dialog react component. It accepts these properties:
- id: a string containing an identifier for the dialog box;
- title: a string containing the title of the dialog box;
- actions: a component to be rendered in the footer of the dialog box: usually some button or input control. If the actions property is not set, a "close" button will be rendered in the footer of the dialog box;
- text_clone_button: the label to use for the close button, its default is "Close".
Here is an example of a simple dialog box with just a close button:
<Dialog id="about" title={this.i18n.text['text_about_title']} text_close_button={this.i18n.text['text_close_button']} >
<p>{this.i18n.text['text_about_content1']}
<br />{this.i18n.text['text_about_content2']}</p>
<p>{this.i18n.text['text_about_content3']}</p>
<p>{this.i18n.text['text_about_content4']}</p>
<p>{this.i18n.text['text_about_content5']}</p>
<p>{this.i18n.text['text_about_content6']}</p>
</Dialog>
In the above example, this.i18n.text['text_about_title'] contains the localized version of the "About" string, this.i18n.text['text_close_button'] contains the localized version of the "Close" string, this.i18n.text['text_about_contentN'] contain different translated messages. The result will be a dialog box with a title, its content, and a close button.
Here is an example of a more complex dialog box:
<Dialog id="impexp" title={this.i18n.text['text_importexport_title']}
actions={(<span>
<label>{this.i18n.text['text_import']}
<input type="file" onChange={e => this.importNotes(e)} className="mdc-button mdc-dialog__button" data-mdc-dialog-action="yes" /></label>
<input type="submit" value={this.i18n.text['text_back']} className="mdc-button mdc-dialog__button" data-mdc-dialog-action="yes" />
<input type="submit" value={this.i18n.text['text_export']} onClick={event => this.exportNotes()} className="mdc-button mdc-dialog__button" data-mdc-dialog-action="yes" /></span>)} >
<p>{this.i18n.text['text_importexport_content']}</p>
</Dialog>
In this example, this.i18n.text['text_importexport_title'] contains the localized version of the "Import/export" string, the actions property contains some HTML input controls with their callbacks, and finally this.i18n.text['text_importexport_content'] contains a localized message which examplains what the controls are meant for.
Showing a dialog box
The dialog boxes are hidden, to show them you can use the open_dialog function.
The function accepts two parameters: a reference to some element containing the dialog box (it could be a reference to the top element of the react app), created with React.createRef(), and a string containing the id of the dialog box.
Here is an example:
class NotesList extends React.Component {
...
constructor(props) {
...
this.notesListRef = React.createRef();
...
render() {
...
<AppWithTopBar refprop={this.notesListRef} lang={this.i18n.language} appname={this.i18n.text['text_appname']}
icons={[{label: this.i18n.text['text_add_label'], icon: 'add', callback: () => this.addNote()},
{label: this.i18n.text['text_settings_label'], icon: 'settings', callback: () => open_dialog(this.notesListRef, 'settings')},
{label: this.i18n.text['text_importexport_label'], icon: 'import_export', callback: () => open_dialog(this.notesListRef, 'impexp')},
{label: this.i18n.text['text_help_label'], icon: 'help', callback: () => open_dialog(this.notesListRef, 'help')},
{label: this.i18n.text['text_about_label'], icon: 'info', callback: () => open_dialog(this.notesListRef, 'about')}]} >
...
The callback functions defined in this element will open the dialog boxes.